TOKYOINTERNATIONALUNIVERSITY
2025
English Track Program
Undergraduate Degree
Business Economics
Digital Business and Innovation
International Relations

B.A.
In English

B.S.
In English

NEW
IKEBUKURO
CAMPUS

7,000+

1,700+

International Students

Total Students

79%

Ratio ofInternational Faculty(2024)

1stSafest City
In the World(The Economist, 2019)290

Study Abroad
Destinations

96%

Graduating Students
Experienced Growth(2024)

1stInnovation Cities
2022-2023(Innovation City
Index 2023)

3rd

Most Sustainable
City in the
APAC Region

1st 3rd(Arcadis Sustainable Cities
Index 2023)

97%

Job Offer Rate for
TIU International
Students (2023-2024)

in Asiain the World

Global PowerCity Index(GPCI, 2023)

100+Nationalities

Business Economics
Students will learn diverse ways of analyzing economic
activities that go beyond national boundaries, such as
international trade and finance, while developing assessment
and analytical skills. Students will learn how to analyze different
markets and develop the decision-making skills required tobuild an organization with sound management. Mastering theconcepts found in the two core fields of business andeconomics will help students prepare for their careers.

BE Concentration ModulesEntrepreneurial Business
Statistics I & II

Mathematics for Business & Economics I & II

Digital Business Strategies

Entrepreneurial Strategies

Business Planning

Web & Mobile Technology

Start-Up Funding & VC Strategies

Social Business in Japan

Entrepreneurial Strategy Practicum

Cross-Culture Management

Economics
Principles of Economics

Microeconomics

Macroeconomics

Labor Economics

Development Economics

Agricultural Economics & Mgmt.

Health Care Mgmt. & Economics

Behavioral Economics

International Trade

Game Theory

Econometrics for Business Analytics
Management

Prof. Ryan Olver

Assistant Professor of Agricultural and Resource Economics
B.S. & B.A. University of Maryland | M.S. & Ph.D., University of California-Berkeley

Principles of Management

International BusinessCorporate Strategy

Managerial Accounting

Human Resource Management

Organizational Behaviour

Organizational Psychology

Service Mgmt. & Strategy

Operations & Service Mgmt.

Gender in BusinessJapanese Corporations & the Global Economy

Leadership, Creativity, & Organizational Renewal

Global Supply Chain Management
MarketingPrinciples of Marketing

Marketing Strategy

Consumer Behavior

Digital Marketing

Social Media & Business

Market Modeling

Global Marketing

Research Methods & Data Analysis in Business

Digital Marketing Research

Hospitality Management and Strategy
FinanceFinancial Accounting

Finance

Corporate Finance

Econometrics

Digital Banking & Fintech

Blockchain & Business Applications

International FinanceInvestments

Money and Banking

Digital Business &Innovation
Technology is leading the future and changing businesseverywhere. The Digital Business & Innovation (DBI) major helps
students adapt to the changing work environment by building abridge between business and technology. Students may takecourses in AI, deep learning, digital marketing, programming,management, entrepreneurship, and more. Through suchcourses, students will learn how to identify, conceptualize, andadapt key technologies to foster business innovation.

DBI Concentration ModulesEntrepreneurial Business & Innovation
AI & Internet of Things

Principles of Economics

Mobile Tech. IoT & Business Apps

Intro to Computer Networking

Start-Up Funding & VC Strategies

AI & Intelligent Product Development

Entrepreneurial Strategy Practicum

Entrepreneurial Strategies

AI & Deep Learning
Statistics I & II

Foundations of Python

Python for Data Science & AI

Research Methods & Data Analysis in Business

AI & Machine Learning for Decision Making

Mining Unstructured Data

Text Mining & Deep Learning

Econometrics

Digital Transformation & Tech Information
Foundations of Python

Mathematics for Business & Economics I & IIMobile Tech, IoT & Business AppsCybersecurity and Applications

IT Project Management

Technology, Innovation & Entrepreneurship

Digital Marketing & Analytics

Prof. Nora Sharkasi

Professor of Digital Marketing, Data Analytics and Entrepreneurship
B.S., La Roche College, Pittsburgh | M.S., London School of Economics & Political Science
M.B.A., Birziet University | Ph.D., University of Tsukuba

Principles of Marketing

Intro to R Programming & Business Analytics

Digital Marketing

Web & Mobile Technology

Social Media & Business

Global Marketing

Big Data & Analytics

Digital Marketing Research
Digital Finance & Fintech

Blockchain & Business Apps

Intro to Informatics & Computing

Bitcoin, Cryptocurrency Tech & E-Money

Digital Banking & Fintech

Financial Accounting

E-Business & Payment Systems

Investments

Corporate FinanceInternational FinanceMoney & Banking

Principles of Management

Digital Business Strategies

Database & Big Data

Global Supply Chain Management

Operations & Service Management

Human Resource Management

International Relations

International Relations studies the interactions between nations and cultures. While studying topics such as internationalorganizations, human rights, climate change, and conflict and peace, students develop career-critical skills in leadership,communication, and research. Classroom discussions with other international students provide valuable learning experiences
and unique perspectives, cultivating a deep understanding of global dynamics and equipping students to tackle complex
challenges in our interconnected world.

IR Concentration Modules

Global GovernanceInternational Law

International Politics

Japan and the Islamic WorldInternational Organization

Political Theory

International Relations of Europe

Human Rights

International Development

Transitional JusticeInternational Environmental Policy

International Integration

Introduction to Cultural Anthropology

Comparative Political Institutions
International Security

Prof. Adrien Schifano

Associate Professor of International Law andOrganization LL.M., University of Nice |Ph.D., Hitotsubashi University

International Security

Maritime Security and Ocean Governance

War and Peace in East Asia

Chinese Politics in Comparative Perspective

U.S. Politics toward Asia

International Relations of the Middle East

International Relations of Southeast Asia

U.S. Politics and Foreign Policy

Japanese Politics in Comparative Perspective

Military Alliances and Security Cooperation
International Political Economy
International Political Economy

Comparative Politics

Political Economy of Development

Understanding Globalization

Resource Politics

Sustainable SocietyInternational Relations of Asia-PacificInternational Relations of China

Political Development of Asia

International Relations of South Asia

Comparative Culture

Pre-Modern Japanese Literature

Global Sociology

Contemporary Japanese Literature

Issues in Popular Culture

Japanese Popular Culture

Gender in International Relations

Media and Society in Japan

Japanese Society

Introduction to Social Psychology

Introduction to Sociology

Critical Approaches to Development Politics

Culture and SocietyInternational Relations of Japan

Introduction to Cultural Anthropology

Japanese Language
Japanese classes at TIU help students better adjust to local
life and prepare for a career in Japan. Beginner students are
required to take elementary Japanese in their first semesterand have the option of continuing study at advanced andbusiness levels to achieve fluency by the time they
graduate.

Career Support

Alumni Success

The TIU Career Center offers one-on-one advising,internships, and other services to help students maximize
their employability. The Career Center helps guide students
in navigating the Japanese job-hunting system andprovides information on a wide variety of job opportunities.

1-On-1Counseling

On Campus Internship
Job Fairs
Programs

Information
Seminars

CareerExperience
Practicum

Job Placement

Amazon Japan
Amazon Web Service Japan
FujitsuJapan Airlines
London Stock Exchange
MT&Hilton Co., Ltd.
NestleRecruit Co., Ltd
Salesforce, Inc.
Toyota Motor Thailand
TikTokVolkswagen Group Japan
WISE(and more...)Graduate School Admission Offers
Central European University
Columbia University
Deakin University, Australia
George Washington University
Lund University
London School of Economics
Nanyang UniversitySophia University
University of Amsterdam
University of Bonn
University of Cambridge
University of Guelph
Waseda University(and more...)Application Schedule

SPRING (April)

Application

Results

S1

Jun 19 - Jul 3, 2024

Aug 5, 2024

S2

Aug 21 - Sep 4, 2024

S3

Oct 16 - Nov 6, 2024

FALL (September)
Application

Results

F1

Oct 16 - Nov 6, 2024

Dec 16, 2024

Oct 7, 2024

F2

Jan 8 - Jan 29, 2025

Mar 10, 2025

Dec 16, 2024

F3Mar 19 - Apr 9, 2025

May 19, 2025

*Refer to the Application Guidelines on the E-track Homepage for more details.

Scholarships and Fees
(3)

(1)
Enrollment Fee (One Time)¥250,000($1,667)

Scholarship(2)
Operation Fee (Every Year)0%¥320,000($2,133)*A one-time 40,000 yen ($267) Alumni Association Fee will30%

also be charged prior to enrollment.

*Fees for transfer applicants are listed in the "Application
Guidelines for Second/Third Year Transfer Applicants.

*Tuitions and fees are to be paid in Japanese Yen. The

numbers in parentheses indicate the approximate amountin USD at the estimated exchange rate of: $1 = ￥150.

50%

Tuition*Tuition and fees are subject to change in subsequentacademic years due to inflation or other factors.

80%

100%

Total Fees: (1) + (2) + (3)Major

Year 1Years 2-4

Year 1Years 2-4

BE/IR

¥1,100,000($7,333)¥1,300,000($8,667)¥1,670,000($11,133)¥1,620,000($10,800)

DBI¥1,200,000($8,000)¥1,400,000($9,333)¥1,770,000($11,800)¥1,720,000($11,467)

BE/IR¥770,000($5,133)¥910,000($6,067)¥1,340,000($8,933)¥1,230,000($8,200)

DBI¥840,000($5,600)¥980,000($6,533)¥1,410,000($9,400)¥1,300,000($8,667)BE/IR¥550,000($3,667)¥650,000($4,333)¥1,120,000($7,467)¥970,000($6,467)

DBI¥600,000($4,000)¥700,000($4,667)¥1,170,000($7,800)¥1,020,000($6,800)

BE/IR¥220,000($1,467)¥260,000($1,733)¥790,000($5,267)¥580,000($3,867)

DBI¥240,000($1,600)¥280,000($1,867)¥810,000($5,400)¥600,000($4,000)

BE/IR

¥0

¥0

¥570,000($3,800)¥320,000($2,133)

DBI

¥0¥0

¥570,000($3,800)¥320,000($2,133)

Cost of Living (Average Monthly Expenses)
DORMITORYPRIVATE ACCOMMODATION

Telecommunications

Telecommunications¥6,394 ($43)¥4,127 ($28)
Miscellaneous¥8,571 ($57)

Miscellaneous¥11,899 ($79)

Rent¥40,000($267)

Transportation¥11,857 ($79)
Entertainment¥7,643 ($51)¥28,714($191)

Utilities¥2,643 ($18)¥12,295 ($82)
Entertainment

TOTAL:

Food

Rent¥54,537($364)

Transportation¥12,195 ($81)¥103,556¥142,551¥33,301($222)

Utilities(USD $690)

TOTAL:

Food¥11,929 ($80)(USD $950)

Dormitory Rent, Utilities, and Facilities
BUILDING

R1TypeSingle

Utilities

Not Included

R2R5R6UR A

UR B

UR CUR
Kamifukuoka

Shared Unit

Shared Room
Included in the Rent

Rent (JPY)¥54,000¥36,000¥44,000¥44,000¥31,000¥33,000¥35,000¥44,000

Rent (USD)

$360

$240

$293

$293

$207

$220

$233

$293

Shared Area

Laundry

Kitchen, Laundry, Bathroom-Each Unit has a Kitchen, Laundry, and Bathroom*A one-time move-in fee is required (¥30,000 for R1 and ¥25,000 for the other dormitories). *1 USD = 150 Yen *See the E-Track website for more details. *Admittedstudents may apply for their housing preference after enrolling. As the number of students in E-Track is increasing, so is the demand for dormitories. TIU strives
to place all students who want to live in a dormitory, however, if space is unavailable, TIU will connect students with a trusted English-speaking housing partner
to help them find private housing that fits their needs.

Access Map

CampusIkebukuro Campus: 4-42-31 Higashi-Ikebukuro, Toshima, Tokyo, 170-0013
Campus 1: 1-13-1 Matoba-kita, Kawagoe, Saitama, 350-1197
Campus 2: 2509 Matoba, Kawagoe, Saitama, 350-1198

Sakado Campus: 81-1 Yokkaichiba, Sakado, Saitama, 350-0245

Tokyo International University of America: 1300 Mill Street S/E. Salem, OR, 97301, USA

E-Track Admissions Center
4-23-23 Takadanobaba, Shinjuku, Tokyo, 169-0075 Japan

Tel: +81-3-3362-9644 / Mail: etrack-admissions@tiu.ac.jp / Web: https://www.tiu.ac.jp/etrack/

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TIU Indonesia OfficeSummitmas 1, 7th Fl. Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav. 61-62 Jakarta 12190, Indonesia

Tel: +62-21-520-2112 / E-mail: indonesia@tiu.ac.jp / www.facebook.com/tiuindonesia/

TIU Thailand Office

10th Floor, Room 1002, Serm-Mit Tower, 159/16, Sukhumvit 21 (Asoke) Rd., Klongtoey-Nua, Wattana,Bangkok 10110, Thailand Tel: +66-2661-7590 / E-mail: thailand@tiu.ac.jp / www.facebook.com/tiuthailand

TIU Vietnam Office

17 Kim Ma Thuong, Cong Vi Ward, Ba Dinh District, Hanoi, Vietnam

Tel: +84-9-1111-6945 / E-mail: vietnam@tiu.ac.jp / https://www.facebook.com/tiuvietnam

TIU India Representative

Hargun Luthra (authorized TIU partner)

Tel: +91-9717052696 / Email: india@tiu.ac.jp

TIU North America (USA & Canada) Representative

Rouham Manzoor and Tina Salem Manzoor (authorized TIU partners)
Email: etrack-northamerica@tiu.ac.jp

TIU South Korea Representative

Sungho Han (authorized TIU partner)

Doosan 910, 381, Gangnam-daero, Seocho-gu, Seoul, 06620, Korea
Tel: +82-2-532-2835 / Email: etrack-korea@tiu.ac.jp

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